After years of burgers, big games and neighborhood chatter, Livonia mainstay Time Out Bar & Grill on Plymouth Road is closing at the end of the month, with its final night set for July 31. Owners called the move a tough call and used the announcement to thank their regulars for years of support.
According to the Detroit Free Press, the closure news went out on the bar’s Facebook page. The post set July 31 as the last day of business, described the choice as not an easy decision, and thanked customers without outlining what might come next for the space.
A Neighborhood Staple for Games and Takeout
The Plymouth Road spot has long been a go-to for televised games, burgers and low-key weekday dinners. Local directory listings show photos of the dining room, menu and a small game area, according to MapQuest. State liquor control records list Time Out Bar & Grill among Livonia licensees, suggesting the business has operated under the area’s Class C licensing framework for some time, per Michigan LARA.
Part of a Local Wave of Closures
Time Out’s exit lands in the middle of a rough stretch for longtime Livonia hangouts. Earlier this year, Daly Drive-In's final summer in Livonia was documented, a sign of broader churn in the local dining scene. That pattern has sparked last-chance visits and a heavy dose of nostalgia from regulars across the city.
What to Expect Before the Last Call
The Detroit Free Press points readers to the bar’s Facebook page for farewell details, and anyone hoping for one more round at Time Out should check there for any special events or updated hours before July 31. We will update this story if owners, city records or listing services publish new information about a sale, redevelopment or possible reopening plans.
